Nullframe — my editor theme

A minimal, low-contrast dark theme for VS Code, built from the sush.dev palette. Deep #0a0a0a black, four accent variants — Violet, Blue, Emerald, and Red — and a syntax palette tuned to match this site. Now on the Marketplace, free to install.

Install from MarketplaceView on GitHub
Preview

Syntax highlighting in the Nullframe palette. Accent tokens follow whichever accent you've picked for the site.

accent.ts
// sush.dev — themed to match the site
import { createPageMetadata } from '@/lib/metadata'
export const accent: Accent = {
  hue: 267,
  name: 'violet',
}
function render(theme: Theme) {
  return paint(theme.accent)
}
Variants

Four accent flavours share the same low-contrast base and syntax palette — only the editor chrome (cursor, selection, links, buttons) changes hue.

Nullframe Violet#7c3aed
Nullframe Blue#2563eb
Nullframe Emerald#059669
Nullframe Red#dc2626
Palette
Background#0a0a0a
Foreground#ebebeb
Keyword#a78bfa
Function#c4b5fd
String#34d399
Type#7dd3fc
Constant#f0abfc
Tag#fb7185
Attribute#fcd34d
Comment#7c8595
Install
  1. 1

    Open the Extensions view

    In VS Code, open Extensions (⌘/Ctrl Shift X).

  2. 2

    Search for Nullframe

    Type Nullframe in the search box and find the theme by sush-dev.

  3. 3

    Click Install

    Hit install — no reload required.

  4. 4

    Pick a variant

    Open the theme picker (⌘/Ctrl K ⌘/Ctrl T) and choose Nullframe Violet, Blue, Emerald, or Red.

Prefer the CLI? Run code --install-extension sush-dev.nullframe. Source and issues live on GitHub.